Charles Products recalls shot glasses with decorative artwork that exceed FDA lead and cadmium levels. Consumers should stop using these products due to potential health risks from metal leaching.
Through internal compliance and independent laboratory product testing program, the company became aware that glassware exceeded the FDA's guidance levels for lead and cadmium.
Charles Products is recalling shot glasses with specific decorative artwork and SKUs because they contain lead and cadmium levels above FDA safety limits. This could pose health risks if the glasses are used regularly, especially for children.
The shot glasses contain lead and cadmium levels that exceed the FDA's safety guidelines. These metals can leach into drinks when the glasses are used, especially with frequent handling or prolonged exposure. This poses a health risk, particularly for children who may ingest the metal.
Owners of shot glasses with the decorative artwork 'Blue: Who's Your Candy?!' (SKU #835989) or 'Green: Eye Candy' (SKU #835990) or 'Red: Hard on the Outside Sweet on the Inside' (SKU #835986) are affected. Children are at higher risk due to potential metal leaching.
Check for shot glasses with decorative artwork that says 'Blue: Who's Your Candy?!' (SKU #835989), 'Green: Eye Candy' (SKU #835990), or 'Red: Hard on the Outside Sweet on the Inside' (SKU #835986). These products were sold with specific SKUs and materials.
Immediately stop using the recalled shot glasses as they contain lead and cadmium levels above FDA safety limits.
Charles Products found that the shot glasses exceed FDA guidelines for lead and cadmium levels through internal testing and independent laboratory analysis.
Look for shot glasses with the decorative artwork: 'Blue: Who's Your Candy?!' (SKU #835989), 'Green: Eye Candy' (SKU #835990), or 'Red: Hard on the Outside Sweet on the Inside' (SKU #835986).
Yes, children are at higher risk because lead and cadmium can leach into drinks and be ingested, potentially causing health issues.
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Subject: Recall F-2930-2015 — Charles Products Charles Products Hello, I own a Charles Products that is covered by recall F-2930-2015 from Charles Products. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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